Go Hawks!

This Sunday is Super Bowl and Super Alphabet salutes the two teams. (Since I live in Seattle I'm rooting for the Seahawks!

http://www.amazon.com/Super-Alphabet-ABC-picture-book/dp/1482790351/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1387523555&sr=8-1&keywords=%22Super+Alphabet%22

New digital painting...

"Home Late"

I'll be posting more soon. I know I've been away for a while but I have more time now, so look for more art to be posted. 

Gemma Robinson Illustrates For Educause Review

US based Educause Review commissioned me to illustrate three stories in their March/April issue. Educause Review is an award-winning magazine which takes a broad look at current developments and trends in information technology and how they may affect colleges and universities. All three stories were in some way linked to the impact technology has on higher education.

Disaggregated Accreditation by Gemma Robinson

The first story was about accreditation and the need to view higher education institutions as fragments rather than a whole in our rapidly changing world.

We Love E-Books by Gemma Robinson

The second story was titled 'We Love E-Books!' and focused on the need to increase the availability of e-books at libraries.  You can read the story here.

Gateway To The Universe by Gemma Robinson

The third story was about the disruptiveness of technology within higher education which, if embraced, can expand the classroom beyond the limits of four walls to encompass the whole known universe. Full story here. 

Check out more of my illustrations on my website or Behance portfolio.

Digital painting process by Wilmer Murillo

1 and a half hour of digital painting (using Adobe Photoshop) reduced to 6 minutes.

Find out more stuff on his website.

Baseball

Here is a little invite I've done for my baseball team's night out (Croydon Pirates) ,our season is over, so it's time to celebrate going to a Bar and Grill for some beers and BBQ buffalo wings, mmmmhhh .... Go Pirates!!

Emo

Emo's. They're so misunderstood!

It's been a while....

Hey gals and guys. I've been out way to long so I hope you don't mind me posting a small serie?

Click for more of me or mine.

Invasive Species

I've heard that younger siblings can be horrible pests. I'm the baby of the family so I couldn't tell you if that's true. Wait... that means I'm the pesky critter. Huh. Well? Yeah, I guess that's pretty accurate, LOL.

Wilmer Murillo's new work and website relaunch

After some weeks trying to hold with my busy schedule, I've got the chance to redesign my website and publish some new work. Please take a look!

Michelle's Brothers

poverty = ill-health effect.

Published in the Flemish governmental magazine Weliswaar.

Work vs Holiday

Published in LAVA! Click for more of me or mine.

Tax opportunities in times of financial crisis

Published in the Belgian newspaper De Tijd. More on www.iefclaesen.blogspot.com

Hello from Christine Marie Larsen

Greetings, everyone!

I am thrilled to be a new contributor to SFG and would like to introduce myself. I'm a freelance illustrator/artist from Seattle. I make my pictures with gouache, pen-and-ink, and the good old computer. More work can be found on my website and sketchbook blog.

This is a new pinball illustration and was inspired by some friends who have a fantastic basement filled with vintage machines.

Recent Work- Chris Whetzel

Something done to add drama to the portfolio:

Enjoy the Day,
Chris
chris-whetzel.com

Spring

Okay... It's not quite Spring! But here in Texas, it sure feels like spring comparing to all the northern states that have been bombarded with snow all winter long. I love birds and was just playing around with the textures and colors... Just having fun for a change.

Black and White

This was an autobiographical illustration I created a couple of years ago. If you want to read the story behind it visit here

Page One

I've finished my first ever picturebook assignment, and here's page one.

Nest

Digital Illustration by Alberto Cerriteno

Hey, hey, it's Friday!

This here is an illo I did entirely in Illustrator. It's for a piece in the Sunday Times about journalists thinking bloggers are silly, and vice versa. I liked the change of medium, no ink splashes to clean up...!




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